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For some teams are already start the maneuvers for the upcoming season: German and Austrian train warm while the Germans are still in the cold and skiing.
Wednesday 14 May 2014 2 minutes reading time
Not only is the bike for Wunderteam female who is training in Cyprus, says the coaching staff is also provided a lot of work on endurance and strength with barbell and weights. "I am full of energy and motivation, we had a good start to the season here in Cyprus - says Elisabeth Görgl -. Start here only has advantages, nature and time are wonderful. " "After two weeks of vacation I recovered well - adds Anna Fenninger -. However, they are passed very quickly and we are now back in full training. With the bike can do many miles, unlike what happens at home where it happens that the weather hinder us. "
Since yesterday Cyprus, in the eastern part of the island, even the men of the new Germany capoallenatore Mathias Berthold: "We face a tough week of training but work on strength and endurance in the atmosphere of the Mediterranean ideal " says Felix Neureuther. The Germans are on the Austrian glacier Kaunertal: "The conditions are optimal, and in recent days the girls have put the skis long to do a little ' speed " tells the head of Germany Markus Anwander female. In a week the Germans will move them warm but also in Sardinia.
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